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... Ditto. Cornet and Major Peter Hawker to Second Lieutenant and Lieutenant Colonel, vice James ■O'A ' , Ditto; Guidon and Major Thomas Dolour P.nton to b. Cornet and Major, vice I'eter Kyves Maw- Dnto, Exempt and Captain illtam to be Guidon and Major, ' ice ...
... Comm.(lion likewifefotwe vrty old Brandy and ftrong Jamaica Rum, the Property of another principal Hnnfe. Application be made Thomas T> tor, Wiiie*C-.oper. No, 43, I.iiTeyllrert. whn has for Sale one Hundred Dan eiecant l.onnon Market a fooerior Qjality, ...
... Guernfey. Two prizes to the Levant frigate are fent into Gibraltar, one an American velfel, the other a retaken one. The Aurora, Hardy, with a cargo of oats for New York, is taken by the Black Prince American privateer. Two Newfoundlanders, with nth to a market ...
... Part their little Income, under the Prictence lerving their Sovereign, and promoting the Welfare Great Britain are really hardy enough take fuch a deli erate this, let them confidcr the and the now that it will excite Rage, fi*e the indignation the Public ...
... Articles v v il] be engaged, and her Place in fold on much lower Terms, than at any ot Kinodom. O if THOMAS LEONARD, Grocer, At No. 41, GREAT Britain-STREET, Thomas Beafly lately dwelt, The wherein Mr. EGS Leave to inform his Friends and the Public, that he is ...
... ry doarine, that he plete vyith the fame zeal, and accepted ibllicited. if believed no perlon within thole walls Would be hardy any peribn chdies to call it lb, the- command of enough to diipute it; but that there were btner places arduous a campaign ...
... A FURTHER REWARD’ THE Right Hon. THOMAS CONOLLY having cn the ill June, 1773, publifbed fundry Rewards f»r apprehending thofe guilty of felonious and other Offences committed on hn EUale the County Kildare, arr ongft other Rewards did offer for the d ...
... gent, to be enhgn, rice John Pcdey- Geo. Frafer, gent, to be enfign, vice pt-nioP—Robert Kobinlon, gent, enfign, vice Thomas Hardy. 4,Sth. John Gordon, gent, to enhgn, , :th. Captain John St. Lcgei, of the battalion of the 73d foot, captain, vice Colin ...
... of the fort Mihie, the only place belonging to the French the Malabar coafl, which was thought mult inevitably fU r™Charles Hardy has declined the command of the **The command of the fleet has been offered to Sir George Poeocke, to Sir George Rodney, to ...
... John Flliet, Efq; the Hon, Robest Boyle Walfingham, and Wil- kam Hotham, to be Colonel of his marine forces, in the room of Thomas Graves, Ro- best Dighy, and ofhua Rowley, Efqrs. appointed of his ajefty's fleet. War-Offce, March 16. ard regt. of Capt. ...
... *7lth. Thomas Frederick Mackenzie Humtcrtfon be major, foib. Enfign Falknor Hope to be lieutenant— U«ei Gibfon be enfign. War-office, March 17, 1779. Regiment of dragoon guards. Lieutenant James p,tha!o to be captain—Cornet Thomas Cha. Hardy to be lieutenant ...
... attempt to appear t pe at fea. Sir Charles: Hardy, is hourly expefted at Portf- mouth to take on him the ¢emmand of the grand fleet, which is to confit of nga 46 fail, of them of the me. Sir Charles Hardy hes not heen at fea for the laft fixtee a qas ...